Kremlin Says Europe Bid to Be Involved in Ukraine Talks ‘Unnecessary’

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Kremlin Says Europe Bid to Be Involved in Ukraine Talks 'Unnecessary'
Russian president's aide Yuri Ushakov. AFP
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The Kremlin on Wednesday slammed Europe for getting involved in talks to end the Ukraine war, as Kyiv and its European allies worry Washington and Moscow will reach agreements over their heads. “The Europeans meddling in all these affairs is, as I see it, completely unnecessary,” Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov told a state TV reporter. (AFP)

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